Good evening, Philosophy Club Members!

Apologies on these meetings starting a little late, but there was an issue with room scheduling.  That said, we're happy to announce our first meeting!

Join us on Tuesday, September 11th at 5:30pm in O'Connor building room 116!

Our topic?  The difference between an art and a science!

We hope to see you there!

Nicholas
Club Historian.

Good morning, members!

Our meetings are officially over for the Semester, and we are currently working on Topic Ideas for next semester.

If you'd like to submit a topic for discussion during our meetings for Fall 2018, email them right back here to

nvela6@islander.tamucc.edu

See you next Semester!

Regards,
Nicholas Vela
Club Historian

Good Morning, Philosophy Club Members!

Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, April 24th, at 6:45 pm in EN 101.  Our topic?

"Can the Use of Nuclear Weapons be justified?"

See you there!

Nicholas Vela
Club Historian

Good Morning, Philosophy Club Members!
 
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, April 17th, at 6:45pm in Engineering Building 101. 

Our topic?  “What is the Ideal Form of Government?”
 
Hope to see you there!
 
Nicholas Vela
Club Historian

Good morning!

Our next meeting will be Tuesday, April 10th at 6:45pm in EN 101.

Our topic shall be "To what extent is human alteration of the environment moral?"

See you then!

Nicholas Vela
Club Historian.

Good Morning, Philosophy Club Members!

Our next meeting is this Tuesday, April 3rd, in EN 101 at 6:45 PM.

We will discuss the following question:

What is the importance of the Individual? Can one person change anything?"

See you there!

Nicholas Vela
Club Historian

Suppose you encounter a page giving you the response:

From the "User login" box at left, click on "University Login". You'll be taken to the university login page where you'll use your university credentials to login, thereby automatically creating an account on this site with the appropriate privileges to have access.

Prolific philosopher of mind and cognitive science  Paul Thagard (U. of Waterloo) offers an alternative to analytic philosophy, so-called natural philosophy, in an essay in Psychology Today. (Thanks to our own Jeremiah W. for the link!)

Good morning, Philosophy Club members!

Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, March 27th at 6:45 pm in EN 101.  Our topic?

"Is it right or wrong to interfere in the affairs of others?"

Hope to see you there!

Nicholas Vela
Club Historian

Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, March 20th at 6:45 pm in EN 101.

This week is Game Night, so come join us for some fun and games!

Nicholas Vela
Club Historian